Here are books that can help you establish a Master IT plan: <a href="http://skillport.books24x7.com/buybook.asp?bookid=10958">Developing an IT Business Plan</a> contains a Sample Budget Worksheet; Sample Staffing Plan Worksheet; Department Budget Template; Budget Notes List; Data Telecommunications Circuit Inventory;Software License Template; and Capital Budget Template. <a href="http://skillport.books24x7.com/buybook.asp?bookid=10956">Building a Strategic IT Plan</a> is a 59 page reference guide. <a href="http://skillport.books24x7.com/buybook.asp?bookid=6740">Managing Information Technology Projects: Applying Project Management Strategies to Software, Hardware, and Integration Initiatives</a> actually has an IT Project plan outline in the 6th chapter. <a href="http://skillport.books24x7.com/buybook.asp?bookid=10955">IT Management-101: Fundamentals to Achieve More</a> seems more practical than <a href="http://skillport.books24x7.com/buybook.asp?bookid=10956">Building a Strategic IT Plan</a> with more diagrams and tables you can fill in to create a useful plan. These titles should give you a good start. Forgive the Amazon.com links, I have a subscription to SkillPort Books 24/7 with full access to these titles and it was the easiest way to point to them. As far as a company to create a plan, you're looking at hiring a consulting firm at quite a premium. If you have a university nearby you could ring the MIS department. Often students can be used for free for projects like this. A systems analysis and design or IT management class should meet your needs. Good luck!

Here are books that can help you establish a Master IT plan: <a href="http://skillport.books24x7.com/buybook.asp?bookid=10958">Developing an IT Business Plan</a> contains a Sample Budget Worksheet; Sample Staffing Plan Worksheet; Department Budget Template; Budget Notes List; Data Telecommunications Circuit Inventory;Software License Template; and Capital Budget Template. <a href="http://skillport.books24x7.com/buybook.asp?bookid=10956">Building a Strategic IT Plan</a> is a 59 page reference guide. <a href="http://skillport.books24x7.com/buybook.asp?bookid=6740">Managing Information Technology Projects: Applying Project Management Strategies to Software, Hardware, and Integration Initiatives</a> actually has an IT Project plan outline in the 6th chapter. <a href="http://skillport.books24x7.com/buybook.asp?bookid=10955">IT Management-101: Fundamentals to Achieve More</a> seems more practical than <a href="http://skillport.books24x7.com/buybook.asp?bookid=10956">Building a Strategic IT Plan</a> with more diagrams and tables you can fill in to create a useful plan. These titles should give you a good start. Forgive the Amazon.com links, I have a subscription to SkillPort Books 24/7 with full access to these titles and it was the easiest way to point to them. As far as a company to create a plan, you're looking at hiring a consulting firm at quite a premium. If you have a university nearby you could ring the MIS department. Often students can be used for free for projects like this. A systems analysis and design or IT management class should meet your needs. Good luck!